| A | B |
|---|
| addict | a person with very strong desire that is habit forming and sometimes harmful or a very enthusiastic fan |
| aspire | To have a strong desire to get or do something; to seek |
| bias | A prejudice |
| blatant | very obvious in an offesive or shamless way |
| candid | Expressed honestly and without holding back unpleasent truths |
| confront | to stand up to ; to face boldly |
| confrontation | A hostile meeting between people who hold opposite views |
| debut | a first public appearance |
| enroll | To sign up to become a member of tsome group or activity |
| fluster | To make nervous, embarrassed, or confused |
| impunity | freedom from being harmed or punished |
| intensify | to increase |
| intimidate | to frighten |
| obnoxious | very unpleasant |
| retort | to answer in a quick way |
| stint | A period of time devoted to a job or some task or a restiction or limit |
| admonish | to warn |
| devious | Sneaky; not frank or honest |
| reprimand | To scold in a harst or formal way |
| loath | Unwilling, reluctant |
| devastate | To ruin or destoy completly |
| derogatory | Expressing a low opinion |
| ungainly | moving in a clumsy way |
| aghaust | struck with horror |
| devoid | lacking |
| wrath | forceful anger |
| indifferent | Not concerned, not good, not bad |
| menial | Low-level humble work |
| demos | the people |
| epi- | upon |
| ex- or e | out |
| im- | not |
| ir- | opposite to |
| -ic or -ical | changes a noun to an adjective |
| un- | opposite to |
| di- | off, away from |
| bene or ben | good, well |
| sion or tion | makes the word a noun |
| -ous | makes the word an adjective |
| com, co, con, or col | together, with |
